Complete guide: Frost Solivio water jelly granules 150ml
When you work with rinse water full of ink and blood, a tipped-over container is not just an inconvenience — it is a real risk of cross-contamination. These superabsorbent polymer granules turn contaminated aqueous liquids into solid gel within seconds, so you can dispose of them safely, without spills. It is a studio consumable designed for tattoo artists who want a clean work station and waste management that complies with hygiene standards.
How to use
- Work normally during the session, with the rinse water container on your work station.
- At the end of the session — or whenever the water is contaminated with ink, blood, or used sanitizing solutions — sprinkle a small amount of granules directly over the liquid.
- Wait a few seconds: the water turns into a solid gel mass that no longer flows.
- If there is still free liquid on the surface, add a little more granules gradually until all the content is gelled.
- Dispose of the resulting gel in the studio's biohazard waste container, according to local medical waste regulations — not in household trash.
- Close the bottle tightly immediately after use and store it in a dry place.
- Sanitize the rinse container and work surface according to your usual disinfection protocol.
Tips from us
- Start with a small amount: the granules are highly concentrated, and if it is not enough, you can always add more. This way, the 150 ml bottle lasts much longer.
- Gel the water before moving the container around the studio — you completely eliminate the risk of spills on the way to the waste area.
- Use the granules only on water and aqueous solutions; oil-based or solvent-based liquids do not gel effectively.
- Store the bottle away from moisture and keep it tightly closed — the granules absorb any trace of water from the air and lose effectiveness.
- Wear disposable gloves whenever handling contaminated water or the resulting gel, as with any waste containing biological fluids.
- Include water gelling in your studio's written hygiene protocol — it is a simple step that demonstrates compliance during a health inspection.
Warning: The resulting gel immobilizes ink, blood, and other biological fluids, but it remains biohazard waste: handle it with gloves and dispose of it according to local medical waste regulations, not in regular trash. Avoid contact of granules with eyes and ingestion, and keep them out of reach of children. Keep the bottle tightly closed in a dry place.
Frequently asked questions
How do these granules actually work?▾
They are superabsorbent polymers: you sprinkle the granules over the contaminated water on your work station, and within seconds the liquid turns into a solid gel. The ink, blood, and lymph remain trapped in the gel mass, which no longer flows and cannot contaminate other surfaces during handling or transport. No dangerous chemical reactions occur, and no vapors are released.
How long does a 150 ml bottle last?▾
The granules are highly concentrated — a small amount gels a significant volume of water. The exact duration depends on how much liquid you use per session, but in regular studio use, one bottle covers many sessions, typically weeks or even months. The most economical approach is to dose gradually: add a little, wait a few seconds, then add more only if needed.
Can I gel any liquid in the salon, or just the rinse water?▾
The granules are optimized for water and water-based solutions: rinse water with ink, blood, and lymph, plus used sanitizing solutions. They do not work as effectively on oil-based or solvent-based liquids, so do not use them for those. For the water on your work station — the scenario they are designed for — they work perfectly, and in any standard salon container.
How do I properly dispose of the resulting gel?▾
The gel is disposed of in the studio's biohazard waste container, in accordance with local medical waste regulations. The major advantage is that once solidified, the liquid no longer flows: you can handle and transport it without the risk of contaminating other surfaces. However, handle it with gloves, like any waste containing biological fluids.
Is gelling water mandatory in the studio?▾
Regulations vary by jurisdiction, but gelling contaminated water is considered a professional best practice in the tattoo industry. Health standards generally require proper disposal of biohazard waste, and turning the liquid into gel makes this step much safer and easier to comply with. It is a small investment that visibly raises the studio's level of professionalism.
How should I store the granules to keep them from spoiling?▾
Store the bottle in a dry place, away from moisture, and close it tightly immediately after each use — the granules absorb any trace of water from the surrounding environment, which reduces their effectiveness. Handling with clean hands is safe, but avoid contact with eyes and ingestion.
Product description
Solivio is the perfect ally for professionals working with contaminated liquids who need a safe, fast, and effective disposal solution. Specifically designed for the tattoo industry, Solivio is an intelligent powder that instantly gelifies dirty liquids – from water mixed with ink and blood to used cleaning solutions. Once transformed into gel, the waste can be safely disposed of in hazardous waste containers, fully complying with hygiene and safety regulations.– Easy to use – simply sprinkle the powder over the liquid– Fast action – solidifies in just a few seconds– Non-toxic & effective – no fumes, no harmful chemical reactions– Universal – compatible with any standard container in your studio Solivio means control, cleanliness, and safety – all in one simple step. Focus on your art. Let Solivio handle the rest.
Frost Solivio Water Gelling Granules 150 ml is an innovative product designed to transform regular water into gel, offering tattoo artists a practical and hygienic solution for managing rinse water during the session. Solivio granules absorb water rapidly, transforming it into a solid gel that can be easily and safely disposed of without the risk of spillage or cross-contamination. In the tattoo industry, proper management of water contaminated with ink, blood, and other biological fluids is a health and safety priority. Frost Solivio eliminates the problems associated with open water containers on the workstation, which can be accidentally knocked over or become sources of contamination. By gelling the water, biological waste is immobilized and can be disposed of responsibly according to medical waste disposal protocols. The granules are extremely concentrated, with a small amount sufficient to gel a significant volume of water. The 150 ml format provides enough granules for extended studio use, covering the needs of numerous tattoo sessions. The product is easy to use: simply add granules to water, and the transformation to gel occurs within seconds. Frost Solivio is an essential tool for any professional studio that emphasizes hygiene, safety, and compliance with current sanitary regulations. It represents a small investment with a significant impact on the studio's level of professionalism and safety.
Frequently Asked Questions How do Frost Solivio granules work? Solivio granules are composed of superabsorbent polymers that absorb water and transform it into solid gel within seconds. Simply add the recommended amount of granules to the contaminated water on the workstation. The water solidifies rapidly, immobilizing ink, blood, and other biological fluids into a gelatinous mass that is easy to dispose of. How much water can the granules in this bottle gel? Frost Solivio granules are extremely concentrated. A 150 ml bottle contains enough granules to gel a large volume of water, covering the needs for numerous tattoo sessions. The exact amount depends on the volume of water used per session, but generally a single bottle lasts weeks or months in regular studio use. Is water gelling mandatory in the studio? While regulations vary by country and jurisdiction, gelling contaminated water is considered a best professional practice in the tattoo industry. Many sanitary regulations require proper disposal of biological waste, and gelling facilitates compliance. Frost Solivio demonstrates the studio's commitment to the highest hygiene standards. How is the resulting gel disposed of? The gel resulting from solidifying contaminated water should be disposed of according to local biological or medical waste regulations. In most cases, the solidified gel can be placed in the studio's biological waste container. The main advantage is that the gel does not flow and does not risk contaminating other surfaces during handling and transport. Are the granules safe to handle? Yes, Frost Solivio granules are safe for handling with clean hands. However, avoid contact with eyes and ingestion. Store in a dry place, away from moisture, as the granules will absorb any trace of water from the surrounding environment. Keep the bottle tightly closed after use to maintain granule effectiveness. Can they gel other liquids, not just water? Solivio granules are optimized for gelling water and water-based solutions, including water contaminated with ink, blood, and lymph. They work most efficiently with aqueous liquids. Oil-based or solvent-based liquids will not be gelled as efficiently. For studio rinse water, the product works flawlessly under all normal conditions. How quickly does it gel the water? The transformation of water into gel occurs within seconds after adding the granules. The exact speed depends on the amount of granules used and the volume of water. Using the recommended amount, gelling is practically instantaneous. It is a simple and fast process that does not interrupt the artist's workflow and requires no waiting or mixing. What is the difference between the 150 ml and 30 ml formats? The 150 ml format is intended for studio use, providing enough granules for an extended period. The 30 ml format is more compact, ideal for mobile artists, conventions, or events. Both formats contain the same Solivio granules with the same effectiveness. Choose the format based on your work volume and portability needs. Do the granules have a scent? Frost Solivio granules are odorless in their dry state. After gelling contaminated water, the resulting gel may have a slight odor due to its ink or biological fluid content, but the granules themselves add no scent. This aspect is important in a studio environment where strong odors can be bothersome for clients and artists. Is Frost Solivio eco-friendly? Frost Solivio contributes to responsible biological waste management, which is an indirect ecological benefit. Gelling prevents contamination of wastewater with pigments and biological fluids. The granules are composed of superabsorbent polymers widely used in industry. Gel disposal should be done according to local biological waste regulations.
